Early Swimming Brant decoy by Joseph Lincoln

Joseph W. Lincoln (1859-1938) Accord, MA, c. 1890 18 in. long 11 1/2 in. wide A massive hollow scoter decoy used at Cohasset. A collector inscription on the bottom board calls this an “Oversize Stor

RARE BRANT by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ, circa 1960's. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Early Horner model carved in a swimming position. Nice paint

High-Head Swimming Brant Nathan Birdsall (1890-1936) Lovelandtown, NJ, c. 1930 18 in. long A high-head hollow brant with baseboard construction. Nathan was the son of fellow carver Eugene Birdsall. Or

Swimming Brant Atlantic Coast, c. 1900 18 in. long A brant in a swimming pose with the species' characteristically uplifted tail. As found.

by Unknown East Coast Carver, hollow body, old working paint with gunning wear and some flaking, Wilber SR written on bottom, 17"L, est. Market Determined

An 18 1/2 inch Brant decoy by Lloyd Parker (1859-1921), Parkertown, NJ Old in-use paint with wear.

attributed to Joe Davis, Waquoit, MA, painted eyes, solid body, old working paint, nice form, a few tight age cracks in back, 18"L, est. 300 - 500

Relief Carved Eyes, Hollow Body, Combination of Old Gunning Paint with Flaking in Wear, Bill Replaced, Excellent Form, 18"L, From the Rob Beck Collection, Est. Market Determined

VERY EARLY SWIMMING BRANT attributed to Joe Paul, Manahawkin, NJ, circa 1900. Very old working paint and fair structural condition. Upper neck check and some loss to underside of bill. Weight removed.

A 16 inch swimming Brant decoy by Artie Birdsall (b.1949),Point Pleasant, NJ. The Birdsall family has been carving decoys in New Jersey for four generations, starting in 1849. The flat bottom exhibits

A 20 3/4 inch swimming Brant decoy from a Cape Cod collection. Original paint with wear , to include some flaking.

VERY EARLY SWIMMING BRANT, Parkertown, NJ. Very old working paint and very good structural condition. Minor chip to tail top, shot scar to crest of head, and puppy nibble to bill tip. Some minor paint

Great original paint, measuring 18 inches in length.

(2) Brant Decoys swimming position, repainted white, solid const., 17" x 10"

TWO BRANT DECOYSEarly 20th CenturyIncluding a Monomoy-style brant and a Mason brant.Lengths 16” and 20”.

Self-bailing white-winged scoter decoy by JOSEPH W. LINCOLN (American, Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938), from a Harry V. Long rig, with the ''H.V. Long'' brand on the bottom board. Has some light wea

Slat-body (Lincoln Loomer) Canada goose decoy by JOSEPH W. LINCOLN (American, Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). The term ''Loomer'' was used to describe these oversized slat geese which were also mad

Accord, MA, glass eyes, self bailing hollow body, old working paint with gunning wear & shot marks, a few age cracks, great form, 18.5"L, est. 500 - 800

EARLY BRANT by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Very good restored condition with possible traces of original paint. Glass eye, Challenge grade. Solid body

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK by Joseph Lincoln, Accord, MA. Very old working paint to body. Head restored. Large check to underside. Weight removed. Illegible writing on bottom.

EARLY BRANT by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Very old working paint. Some white areas may be original. Very good structural condition. Typical long check to bottom. Weights removed. Filler putty m

RARE Brant c1920-30 by Harry Davis of Waquoit, MA. An early 17 ¼ inch brant decoy with delicate carved eyes. Older faded writing in pencil – Reads ?? From Swift Estate." which is now

Joseph Lincoln (?) Black Duck decoy, from fine NYC estate with others we are selling. Has receipt from William Doyle Galleries in NYC from 1981, measures 16.5" front to back,nice old paint.

EARLY CANADA GOOSE by Joseph Whiting Lincoln (1859-1938), Accord, MA, circa 1923. Good working paint and very good structural condition. Stretched canvas construction over a thin wood slat frame. Very